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I am trying to update a brand new Lenovo T470s to the Windows April update 1803. Every single time in comes up with the error Microsoft: Your PC hardware is not supported on this version of windows 10. Contact your PC manufacture for more information. I contacted Lenovo and they got me to...

That is not the cables, your actual download speed you get compared to the one you are given by your provider is usually around 8 times less, so 10 mbps would make sense. I have a 200mb package and i rarely get over 30 mbps. If you were actually geting 80mbps that would be ridiculously quick.

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I am going to upgrade a friends Laptop to an SSD and was wondering how I would go about doing this. He has been using the standard HDD drive for about a month now and its just too slow. This is the laptop in question...

so you have tried holding down the power button until it switches off? If that doesn't work take the battery out, put back in and reset. Sounds like a pretty standard freeze.

Yes its a very good processor one of the best 'affordable' CPU's available, but their still not cheap.

Yes easily, that will cope with most games on high/ultra at 1080p.

Yes easily if you are playing in 1080p. Should run everything in high/ultra as long as you have a good processor and sufficient RAM.

Could be multiple things, but sounds like the PC is not defaulting to your GPU as the favoured display adaptor and is instead using the on MB graphics. Check to make sure your cable is plugged into your GPU then use something like G-force Experience to see if you need to install any drivers and...

hmmm, seems like the PC may be trying to use your on-bored graphics rather than your GPU. You could try using GeForce Experience, or messing around with the Nvidia control panel.

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From my experience you really wont notice much difference between them, they are all quick. (I have 3 different types in my pc)